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DIFFFIND FEATURES
Semantic Document Search — Ask a Question, Find the Passage
Search a document for an idea instead of an exact phrase. Describe what you are looking for, such as “how much is the rent”, and DiffFind highlights the relevant passage even when the document words it differently.
How it works
Describe what you need.
Type a question or concept instead of guessing the exact words.
Read the passages in context.
Review the highlighted matches in each document and confirm the details in the original text.
Semantic Document Search in action
When to search a document by meaning
Use it to find a payment term, a termination clause, an obligation, or a described behavior when you know the idea but not the document’s wording. Searching both versions of a document lets you see how the answer to the same question changed.
Semantic search points you to relevant passages. Read the original text to confirm the details before relying on them.
For the search feature on its own, see Semantic Search. To see every difference between two versions, use Document Comparison or PDF Comparison.
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